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Fishermen from Kyle of Lochalsh loading a new prawn net with a poor outlook in the weather. (10 red boxes for the red box group)
I was told this is a WWII aircraft bomb loader. Looks more like logging equipment to me. I couldn't find any old military identification tags on it either. But it's neat looking anyway.
1250@f11
30 minutes goes by FAST! I just pulled random paper scraps in bright colors out of my scrap bin and glued them down. Not my favorite page ever, but it will do.
Loading up the minivan at the Vail Daily.
From a set of photo taken on Loveland Pass, Colorado at night during a full moon. All photos 15 sec exposure.
February 25 - 10:30pm
read the iliveisl blog to see what we are doing in OpenSim with our virtual environmental science field trip stuff over at Enclave Harbour
Had a moment in school where the Star {student} of the day gets to do his favourite thing - and it's reading. Using so many different colours and products from so many vendors - - this layout speaks "Kaleidoscope" to me!
LOVED the idea that I saw in the gallery to highlight travel spots. "favorite" photos wasn't working too well bc I didn't have enough "favorites" . . . Believe it or not, that paper is red even though it looks a tad orangey/pink in the photo - doesn't help that I had to use a flash either.
Front End Loader @ The Factory Theatre, Enmore, NSW, Australia
God these boys know how to rock out...
I almost feel like the two vehicles are talking to each other as they look at the work load facing them "another day at work"
Number 2 loads the cartridge into the muzzle of the gun. Afterwards, number 1 rams it down the barrel. This is the most dangerous step. If number 3 fails to stop the vent, and if there is a live spark down the barrel, then the charge could go off while it is being rammed home. Number 1 will only use his right hand to ram and will throw his body to the rear of the muzzle while holding the ram rod with his palm up to lessen the possibility of seriuous injury if the gun goes off with the rammer in the barrel.
Colby's face fills with intense looks as he loads a film magazine inside the bag. Actually I think he was downloading, but that's of little importance here.
Oliver received a book a day for Twenty -Five -Days of Christmas. At the age of 3, he loved books and to be read too, but wanted to read to others so it all began with my daughter's childhood record player, then the tape cassettes and finally the CD's.
So proud of you Ollie as you now read by yourself to your baby brother.
Today's prompt was perfect for summarizing my general health and energy since Feb 12...I am glad I had LOAD 218 to help me through the flu!